We cannot correct other people. We cannot even correct ourselves. Correctional work is the province of the pathologically pious.
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We cannot correct other people. We cannot even correct ourselves. Correctional work is the province of the pathologically pious.
The inner journey begins with a feeling of sharp remorse. Richard Rohr calls this the ‘Oh, shit!’ moment. It happens when we’re eyeball-to-eyeball with our primary fault.
I can’t sing worth a damn. But of course! Owls have no song.
Our thought patterns gradually etch themselves onto the face. (That’s what charaxos means—something engraved or marked.) These fissures frame the eyes. Some men have eyes like schools of fish.